What is the best foaming root killer?

The best root killer includes:

Sanco Industries (copper sulfate)
RootX (foaming)
Roebic K-77 (copper sulfate)
Roebic FRK-1LB (foam)

How long does it take for Roebic foaming root killer to work?

2 days to 1 week
Foaming Root KillerRoebic Foaming Root Killer (FRK) (It should take Foaming Root Killer, from 2 days to 1 week to clear your line) Your system must have some flow in order for the Foaming Root Killer to work properly. If the Foaming Root Killer cannot get to the roots, it cannot kill them.

Does RootX dissolve roots?

RootX kills roots on contact and destroys the root structure within the first hour after application. The roots decay over time depending on the type of plant and the size of the root mass.

Is Roebic foaming root killer safe for pipes?

Safe for all types of plumbing, Roebic FRK-1LB Foaming Root Killer clears roots from pipes and stops new root growth.

How often can you use Roebic foaming root killer?

twice per calendar year
If you are treating a sewer line the K-77 will treat a longer length of pipe line and one bottle of Foaming Root Killer only treats up to 50 feet of 4″ pipe line. How many times per year should I treat with K-77 Root Killer? Root killers should be applied twice per calendar year.

How often should you use RootX?

How often do I need RootX treatments? You should treat your sewer lines or septic system every year. Ask your plumber to send in the RootX registration card, and we’ll send you a reminder after 11 months that it’s time for your annual RootX treatment.

How often should you use foaming root killer?

Foaming Root Killer should be applied twice per calendar year. We recommend using it in the spring and late fall. Depending on how significant the root problem is sometimes it has to be mechanically rooted and then Foaming Root Killer can be used as a regular maintenance product.

How do you use Roebic foaming root killer in cleanout?

To use, pour Roebic’s Foaming Root Killer into the main cleanout and chase it with three gallons of water. I use two gallons of water when the roots are closer than 50 feet from the house. Ask your sewer guy what the distance his cable was out when he hit the roots.

How long does it take for RootX to work?

Make sure your plumber applies RootX within one hour of cutting the roots; this ensures the remaining root structure properly absorbs the RootX herbicide. Otherwise, he’ll need to wait 6-8 weeks before using RootX to allow root ends to develop.